Scientists Believe They’ve Found Earliest Life Forms Yet

Mashable 2014-07-29

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Scientists went down under to find what they believe is the earliest form of life ever observed, imprints of microbial mats left on rock surfaces in western Australia 3.5 billion years old.
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